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Swattie87
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Anyone have a copy or a working link to it? Have something I want to look up and can't get to it on the new PFBC site currently.
I hope noone can find it on their site. That would be best for the stream and the fish.
The streams are on the Wilderness because they meet very specific parameters regard water quality, most are EV streams; there has to be a certain distance of no bridges or roads; and there have to be trout in the streams of more than 2 age classes; that's about it. It doesn't matter to the program if they haven't been surveyed last year or 35 years ago.Fly-Swatter wrote:
The wilderness trout waters list is of questionable value. Look at the survey dates. By my count, 25 of the 105 streams listed were surveyed in the last 20 years. The rest of the surveys were over 20 years ago! You all know that a lot (good and bad) has happened to these and other streams since then.
It's been discussed to death on this forum, but the best tool to find wild trout is a rod. Go fish, explore, take lumps, have banner days, and have fun. It's FAR more rewarding than staring at a computer screen hoping for enlightenment.
There's just no substitute for getting on a stream and experiencing it first hand.